Form Editor: Customizer not updating source code?

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Hi again,

There exists another bug I think (don't know if reported, though).

If you build a property editor with a "getJavaInitializationString()"

that returns something like...

new MyObject( "MyString" )

Then the code gets generated correctly (good).

If you keep on working with the ComponentInspector everything goes well.

You can use your PropertyEditor quite well... until you close the

component inspector.

Once you close it the property value is gone and is never restored

(that's bad ;-).

Kind regards,

Antonio

> --Original Message--

> From: Antonio.V.Varela [mailto:Antonio.V.Varela@seg-social.pt]

> Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 9:49 PM

> To: 'nbusers@netbeans.org'

> Subject: RE: Form Editor: Customizer not updating

> source code?

>

>

> Oh, ah, I see:

>

> http://form.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=10335

>

> Thanks anyway,

> Antonio

>

> P.S.: (Is there any patch for Forte for Java 3.0 available? Thanks).

>

>

> > --Original Message--

> > From: Antonio.V.Varela [mailto:Antonio.V.Varela@seg-social.pt]

> > Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 6:47 PM

> > To: 'nbusers@netbeans.org'

> > Subject: [nbusers] Form Editor: Customizer not updating source code?

> >

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > I am using Forte for Java v 3.0.

> >

> > The fact is that I have a bean with a customizer.

> >

> > If I modify one of the bean properties through the property

> inspector

> > the source code gets updated.

> >

> > If I modify the same property from within my customizer then

> > the source

> > code does not get updated.

> >

> > I am doing anything wrong? Is there a code example somewhere?

> >

> > Thanks in advance,

> > Antonio

> >

>

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Antonio.V.Varela at 2007-7-2 23:51:02 >

> You can use your PropertyEditor quite well... until you close the

> component inspector.

> Once you close it the property value is gone and is never restored

You mean once you close the for I guess (saving it of course).

I see a custom type is used for the property (MyObject). In such

a case, it must be serializable, because serialization is the only way

how property values of custom types are stored.

- Tomas

-- Original Message --

From: "Antonio.V.Varela" <Antonio.V.Varela@seg-social.pt>

To: <nbusers@netbeans.org>

Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 12:27 AM

Subject: RE: Form Editor: Customizer not updating source code?

> Hi again,

>

> There exists another bug I think (don't know if reported, though).

>

> If you build a property editor with a "getJavaInitializationString()"

> that returns something like...

>

>new MyObject( "MyString" )

>

> Then the code gets generated correctly (good).

> If you keep on working with the ComponentInspector everything goes well.

>

> You can use your PropertyEditor quite well... until you close the

> component inspector.

> Once you close it the property value is gone and is never restored

> (that's bad ;-).

>

> Kind regards,

> Antonio

Pavek,Tomas at 2007-7-2 23:51:02 >

Hi Antonio,

I did it ( "Customizer") for nb 3.2X, and it works with NB3.31

you may take it there:

http://www.mutualinstrument.com/Easy/Products/Download/download.html

and to read there:

http://www.mutualinstrument.com/Easy/Products/Control/control.html

At 10:37 AM 8/7/2002 +0200, you wrote:

> > You can use your PropertyEditor quite well... until you close the

> > component inspector.

> > Once you close it the property value is gone and is never restored

>

>You mean once you close the for I guess (saving it of course).

>I see a custom type is used for the property (MyObject). In such

>a case, it must be serializable, because serialization is the only way

>how property values of custom types are stored.

>

>- Tomas

>

>

>-- Original Message --

>From: "Antonio.V.Varela" <Antonio.V.Varela@seg-social.pt>

>To: <nbusers@netbeans.org>

>Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 12:27 AM

>Subject: RE: Form Editor: Customizer not updating source code?

>

>

> > Hi again,

> >

> > There exists another bug I think (don't know if reported, though).

> >

> > If you build a property editor with a "getJavaInitializationString()"

> > that returns something like...

> >

> >new MyObject( "MyString" )

> >

> > Then the code gets generated correctly (good).

> > If you keep on working with the ComponentInspector everything goes well.

> >

> > You can use your PropertyEditor quite well... until you close the

> > component inspector.

> > Once you close it the property value is gone and is never restored

> > (that's bad ;-).

> >

> > Kind regards,

> > Antonio

Gusev,Alexander at 2007-7-2 23:51:02 >